Both groups showed a trend that the abnormal rate of nerve action potentials (CMAP/SNAP) was higher than that of the corresponding nerve conduction velocity (MCV/SCV): In the SMN group, the abnormal rate of CMAP (92.3%) was higher than that of MCV (61.5%), and the abnormal rate of SNAP (84.6%) was higher than that of SCV (76.9%).
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Clinical and serological characteristics of peripheral neuropathy in patients with primary Sjögren's syndrome.
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